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Doctors rarely pay penalties in kickback cases
Justice Department lawyers, wary of spending more time and effort on a case, say they usually are not interested in going after lesser players. Tony West, the assistant attorney general who oversees civil litigation nationwide for the Justice
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Doctors rarely pay penalties in kickback cases
Justice Department lawyers, wary of spending more time and effort on a case, say they usually are not interested in going after lesser players. Tony West, the assistant attorney general who oversees civil litigation nationwide for the Justice
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Doctors rarely pay penalties in kickback cases
Justice Department lawyers, wary of spending more time and effort on a case, say they usually are not interested in going after lesser players. Tony West, the assistant attorney general who oversees civil litigation nationwide for the Justice
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Doctors rarely pay penalties in kickback cases
Justice Department lawyers, wary of spending more time and effort on a case, say they usually are not interested in going after lesser players. Tony West, the assistant attorney general who oversees civil litigation nationwide for the Justice
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
9/11 wrongful-death suit settled
NEW YORK — The last wrongful-death lawsuit remaining from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks has been resolved with a settlement, an attorney for the family of a passenger on a plane that was flown by hijackers into the World Trade Center's south tower
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Groups drop endangered species lawsuits after federal promise.
A federal government promise to make endangered species listing decisions for more than 800 plants and animals within five years prompted two more groups to drop a lawsuit. "This is good news for us. It's going to allow us to concentrate on
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Family protests man's arrest at fest
GLENWOOD SPRINGS — The family of one of the men arrested and detained on immigration charges during Strawberry Days in Glenwood Springs this summer has filed a lawsuit in federal court. The lawsuit alleges that the law enforcement operation was
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Family protests man's arrest at fest
GLENWOOD SPRINGS — The family of one of the men arrested and detained on immigration charges during Strawberry Days in Glenwood Springs this summer has filed a lawsuit in federal court. The lawsuit alleges that the law enforcement operation was
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Terrorism plotter Jose Padilla's sentence too lenient, court says
The appeals panel's majority agreed that US District Judge Marcia Cooke, who presided over the four-month trial, made several errors in essentially discounting his sentence by 12 years. Among the mistakes, the appeals court found, was not taking into
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:06A
Carjacker's abuse claim tossed
Ontario Superior Court Justice David Wake found the force the Ottawa police used to arrest Kevin Ransdell was reasonable. Ransdell is accused of robbing Anna Korutowska on June 27, 2010, after leaving a grocery store. He allegedly stole $300 and forced
Updated: 09/20/2011 03:05A
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